65622 Let's Eat Cake 18005

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M251S

$62.00

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65622 Let's Eat Cake 18005Lets Eat Cake by ESC and Company is a whimsical polyresin figurine that celebrates birthdays with sweet style and playful charm. Standing 7. 75 inches tall, this cheerful girl wears a pink party dress and a polka dot cake hat topped with candles, while holding a fork and a slice of chocolate cake. Designed by artist Lori Mitchell, her exaggerated proportions, expressive face, and signature crazy socks capture the joy of childhood celebrations. A

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2.5 stars from me. I've been using this as a near-daily sunscreen for 3 months. I like it better than some other sunscreens I've used, but I'm dragging my feet to use the rest of the bottle haha. And I definitely won't repurchase. I'm hoping there's a magical sunscreen out there waiting for me that I love... Pros: It doesn't leave a whitecast, it doesn't pill, it presumably blocks the sun! Cons: If I put it anywhere near my eyes it will get in them, I will taste it in my mouth if it's applied anywhere near my mouth, it stays shiny throughout the day, I feel like I'm not allowed to touch my face (This may just be all sunscreens though)

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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2026